Off the Chain
Mahati Subramaniam, Karina Kadakia, and Patille Papas
December 6, 2018
Photos by Patille Papas and courtesy of Paly Madrono ...
Meat the World of Plant-Based Protein
Claire Li and Mahati Subramaniam
December 6, 2018
For many years, vegetarians and vegans have faced limited options when searching for meals that fit their lifestyle. Since then, many food companies have recognized the demand for alternatives and have crafted substitutes to popular meals like cheeseburgers and chicken nuggets. Welcome to a world wh...
Working Women
Emily Filter, Chloe Laursen, and Mahati Subramaniam
December 6, 2018
“C-suite” positions such as CEO and CFO require a lot of persistence and dedication, especially for women seeking such titles. Hard working female executives throughout the Bay Area have forged their own paths to reach these powerful positions. Traditionally, men have dominated the majority of...
After the Hashtag
Ashley Guo, Jessica Weiss, and Katherine Buecheler
November 28, 2018
Although the iconic hashtags of viral social movements brought nationwide attention to their causes and left lasting effects, when they fall out of the public eye, many are left unsure if they have brought about substantial change.
Culture Combination
November 28, 2018
Wait. You’re adopted?” A look of confusion and shock flash across people’s faces when I tell them that I was adopted from China when I was 11 months old. I guess it’s surprising because I look enough like my parents that I could pass as their biological child. Being adopted has never bothered...
A Spike Lee Joint
Angie Cummings and Gigi Tierney
November 12, 2018
C Magazine examines the innovative ways in which filmmaker Spike Lee uses his work to expose the social and political injustices towards African Americans. Spike Lee, the director of the most recent political striker, “BlacKkKlansman”, is consistently involved in all creative aspects of his films, which addr...
Closing the Gap, Opening the Opportunity
Chloe Laursen, Katherine Buecheler, and Karina Kadakia
November 7, 2018
As young children, we are told that we can grow up to do and be anything we want. However, for some this is not an obtainable reality. As we grow older, we learn that success requires a range of different components. Many students have the potential to be successful but are not given the opportunities...
Punch Line Politics
Ellie Fitton, Sophie Jacob, and Raj Sodhi
October 31, 2018
Art by Charlotte Amsbaugh The TV screen cuts to the suspenseful courtroom of the Kavanaugh hearing, but something is different. Gone are the faces of U.S. senators, and in place of them are those of familiar comedians, attempting to remain impassive. Suddenly, Matt Damon appears, concurrent with ...
Blurring the Boundaries
Natalie Schilling and Claire Li
October 17, 2018
The environmentalist and the outdoorsman: two similar yet contrasting roles in that they both engage with and depend on the outdoors but partake in different activities concerning it. Environmentalists work towards preserving the health of the planet by thinking of creative ways to reuse materials, ...
Behind The Scenes
Chloe Laursen, Emily Filter, and Sophie Jacob
October 14, 2018
Once Upon A Time... A child, mesmerized by the magic and beauty of an alternate reality shining from the pixels of their television, becomes engaged in their imagination and is swept out of their living room. For many, their childhood's have been shaped by the marvelous stories produced by Walt Disney...
Diversify
Jaime Furlong and Fiza Usman
September 21, 2018
In today’s world, social progress is strategically influenced by major corporations to include branding as part of every movement. Whether it’s the Black Lives Matter movement or the MeToo campaign, companies alter themselves to utilize media momentum. Before early 2015, there was an absence of ...
The Heroes Back Home
Ellie Fitton, Jaime Furlong and Leon Lau
September 16, 2018
A Daughter For many children whose parents serve in the military, intermittent time spent without their mothers and fathers is normal. During most of their childhood they are unable to register the gravity of their parent’s sacrifice because for them it is all they have ever known. This, however,...